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Mastering the Art of Self-Defense
JUKIDO JUJITSU • Palm Coast, Florida
JUKIDO JUJITSU • Palm Coast, Florida
USHIRO GOSHI counter to OGOSHI (Jukido Jujitsu Kaeshi no Kata)
#ushirogoshi #ogoshi #jukidojujitsu #jukido #jujitsu #jujutsu #jiujitsu #judo #kata #counter
Rego Sensei (5th dan) reviewing the final technique in Kaeshi-no-Kata (Kaeshi Shodan) which utilizes Ushiro Goshi as a classic counter to the major hip throw, Ogoshi. Kaeshi-no-Kata is Jukido Jujitsu kata developed by Shihan Arel.
Recorded during the July 2024 Yudanshakai (Black Belt Association) class at the JUKIDO JUJITSU ACADEMY in Palm Coast Florida.
Rego Sensei (5th dan) reviewing the final technique in Kaeshi-no-Kata (Kaeshi Shodan) which utilizes Ushiro Goshi as a classic counter to the major hip throw, Ogoshi. Kaeshi-no-Kata is Jukido Jujitsu kata developed by Shihan Arel.
Recorded during the July 2024 Yudanshakai (Black Belt Association) class at the JUKIDO JUJITSU ACADEMY in Palm Coast Florida.
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Ippon Seoinage no Kata • Jukido Jujitsu Kata
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#jukido #jukidojujitsu #jujitsu #jujutsu #judo #jiujitsu #kata #seoinage #ippon #ipponseoinage Training session in preparation for black belt testing on Ippon Seoinage-no-kata. Krish Sagar is the Tori and Mr. Drew Dance is the uke. July 2024 Yudanshakai at JUKIDO JUJITSU ACADEMY
Deashi Barai countered by Osoto Gari (Opening of Jukido's Kaeshi no Kata)
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#deashibarai #osotogari #jujitsu #jujutsu #judo #jiujitsu #jukidojujitsu Rego Sensei (5th dan) with uke Mr. Drew Dance (1st dan) reviewing the opening sequence of the traditional Jukido Jujitsu form known as Kaeshi no Kata (or Kaeshi Shodan). This opening sequence has us counter a simple Deashi Barai with Osoto Gari. Recorded at the July 2024 Yudanshakai Class at the JUKIDO JUJITSU ACADEMY in P...
Ogoshi-no-kata • JUKIDO JUJITSU
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#jukido #jukidojujitsu #ogoshi #jujitsu #jiujitsu #jujutsu #judo #nagewaza A. Sanfilippo working through Ogoshi-no-kata, an official kata of the Jukido system of jujutsu, developed by Shihan Arel. In addition to working through several self-defense applications of the throw, Ogoshi-no-kata is a strong tool for developing a sense of sen (initiative), maai (distance), zanshin (alertness/remaining...
Front Kick Defense • Old School Jujutsu Harai Tsurikmi Ashi
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Front Kick Defense • Old School Jujutsu Harai Tsurikmi Ashi
Full Nelson Defense • Forward Sacrifice Throw
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Full Nelson Defense • Forward Sacrifice Throw
Budokwai Film 1948 • Old Judo & Jujutsu • Gunji Koizumi
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Budokwai Film 1948 • Old Judo & Jujutsu • Gunji Koizumi
Collar Choke & Sacrifice Throw • Countering Ippon Seoi Nage || JUKIDO JUJITSU (jiu-jitsu)
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Collar Choke & Sacrifice Throw • Countering Ippon Seoi Nage || JUKIDO JUJITSU (jiu-jitsu)
AAU National Freestyle Judo Championship 2015 • Semi-Final & Final Moments • George Rego
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AAU National Freestyle Judo Championship 2015 • Semi-Final & Final Moments • George Rego
YOKO WAKARE • Side Separation Sacrifice Throw || SUTEMI WAZA
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YOKO WAKARE • Side Separation Sacrifice Throw || SUTEMI WAZA
YOKO OTOSHI • Side Drop || Formal Method • JUKIDO JUJITSU (jiu-jitsu / jujutsu)
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YOKO OTOSHI • Side Drop || Formal Method • JUKIDO JUJITSU (jiu-jitsu / jujutsu)
HANE GOSHI • Circle Step & Throw || JUKIDO JUJITSU
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HANE GOSHI • Circle Step & Throw || JUKIDO JUJITSU
Kakato Garami • Heel Hook • Old School Locks of Jujutsu (jujitsu / jiu jitsu)
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Kakato Garami • Heel Hook • Old School Locks of Jujutsu (jujitsu / jiu jitsu)
Foot Lock (Ashi Hishigi) & Scissor Throw (Kani Basami / Hasami Gaeshi)
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Foot Lock (Ashi Hishigi) & Scissor Throw (Kani Basami / Hasami Gaeshi)
KANI BASAMI (Hasami Gaeshi) after BLOCKED O Guruma • JUKIDO JUJITSU (jujutsu / jiu jitsu)
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KANI BASAMI (Hasami Gaeshi) after BLOCKED O Guruma • JUKIDO JUJITSU (jujutsu / jiu jitsu)
O GURUMA • Self-Defense Application with Over Hook Grip • JUKIDO JUJITSU (jujutsu / jiu jitsu)
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O GURUMA • Self-Defense Application with Over Hook Grip • JUKIDO JUJITSU (jujutsu / jiu jitsu)
Sode Guruma Jime • Kesa Gatame or Scarf Hold
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Sode Guruma Jime • Kesa Gatame or Scarf Hold
Kesa Gatame • Bent Arm & Straight Arm Locks || Japanese Jujutsu Newaza • JUKIDO JUJITSU (jiu jitsu)
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Kesa Gatame • Bent Arm & Straight Arm Locks || Japanese Jujutsu Newaza • JUKIDO JUJITSU (jiu jitsu)
Kesa Gatame • Straight Arm Lock (Hiji Kansetsu) • Japanese Jujutsu (jiu jitsu / jujitsu) Newaza
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Kesa Gatame • Straight Arm Lock (Hiji Kansetsu) • Japanese Jujutsu (jiu jitsu / jujitsu) Newaza
Kesa Gatame • Leg Kick Through & Connection
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Kesa Gatame • Leg Kick Through & Connection
Kesa Gatame Intro • Osaekomi Waza || JUKIDO JUJITSU (jujutsu / jiu jitsu)
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Kesa Gatame Intro • Osaekomi Waza || JUKIDO JUJITSU (jujutsu / jiu jitsu)
Shizentai Kumi Kata & Tai-Sabaki • Warm Up Drilling || JUJUTSU / JIU-JITSU / JUJITSU
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Shizentai Kumi Kata & Tai-Sabaki • Warm Up Drilling || JUJUTSU / JIU-JITSU / JUJITSU
Zanshin • Situational Awareness & Baseline (Originally from COVID Online Dojo - Week 1)
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Zanshin • Situational Awareness & Baseline (Originally from COVID Online Dojo - Week 1)
So good
Judo
5:54 😂❤
Ah so you do no-gi training as well. Good thing. This style of Japanese Jujutsu is using many of it’s old roots. Because I remember reading on Jujutsu back in day never had gi based techniques. In fact, Jujutsu looked more my wrestling compared to how Judo did.
While we do "no-gi" training, it should be noted that our no-gi training is based more specifically on street clothes than on rashguards/board-shorts (in the common BJJ approach). The idea is that we want to condition ourselves to apply techniques in our everyday clothes against others doing the same. In short, we want an approach that is universally applicable regardless of clothing used. Given that we view jujutsu as a true martial art (self defense), it is important to train in street clothes from time to time.
I think it's great to do the training in normal clothes, simply because you notice what can actually help you quickly in a real situation.
Love it
I think l will start jiu jutsu
These are the types of techniques I wanted to learn while taking Wado Ryu ages ago.🤬
I love to see traditional jujitsu kata guruma! Excellent technique!
I wouldn’t chop like that persay, but I would use my forearm.
Definitely a classical Jujutsu technique as found in several old Jujutsu books and old art depictions of the techniques. Even when they were armor, that was how they perform the technique.
Beautiful
I see Naihanchi
Salut messieurs Un grand merci pour votre analyse félicitation à bientôt pour d'autres exercices
🙏 🥋
Nice!
Nice demo. And good job by uke also. 👍🥋
Everything is permissible in jujitsu. lol. But I get what you mean 👍🏻
The teachnique who I cant learn it:
Yeah! This awesome and effective turnover / throw is still permissible in jiu-jitsu 😊
Do you all do No-Gi variations of techniques?
We do but not necessarily in the manner that most people think of when they think of "no gi" in common BJJ parlance. While we most frequently train in the traditional gi, we do semi-regularly train with street clothing. This is critical given that we train with the focus on practical self-defense. In these classes someone might wear a t-shirt, rashguard, polo shirt, hoodie, etc. The idea is to be able to learn how to apply these techniques in a way that has universal applicability. However, we don't make such a hard idealogical divide between "gi" techniques and "no gi" techniques. Rather, we have the techniques and we apply the grips and techniques that are available to us based on what is presented to us. I hope that makes sense.
Ah yes. Atemi-waza. It’s found in Jujutsu and Judo. I take it this style of Jujutsu has Judo elements thrown in.
The short answer is yes. The longer is a bit more complicated. Given that Judo comes from classical schools of jujutsu. So in a very abridged way, Judo was influenced (completely drawn from) jujutsu...and now judo, especially pre-WW2 Judo, has a major influence on many jujutsu systems, including our own. At the risk of sounding like a cheap plug, this is a topic I discuss at much greater length in my book titled, "The Founding of Jujutsu & Judo in America" which is available on Amazon in hardcopy, paperback, and eBook. All the best to you and thanks for the interest!
I train in Budoshin Jujitsu in MD. Your videos are excellent examples of Japanese Jujitsu! Thank you
Thank you for your kind words and support! I hope you'll continue to follow our work here on CZcams and elsewhere. On a side note, you mentioned studying Budoshin Jujitsu. I assume this is the Budoshin organized by Professor George Kirby? If so, it was a pleasure to interview him for over 3 hours back in 2021. He was one of 5 individuals I selected to interview in my best-selling book titled, "The Founding of Jujutsu & Judo in America." In any case, thank you again. All the best!
That's pretty cool. I like it.
Glad you appreciated it! Hope you'll continue to follow our work. All the best to you and your students! 🙏 🥋
Sweet very nice ,i love foot sweeps
Us too!
WHAT STYLE IS THIS I GOT TO LEARN IT
This is the Jukido style of Jujitsu, founded by Shihan Arel in 1959. You can learn more about it on our website at www.floridajukido.com or by getting a copy of my book (which is broader than our style but does include some significant information on it) on Amazon. If interested, the title is "The Founding of Jujutsu & Judo in America." Here is a link if you are inclined: a.co/d/bKTz1ce Either way, thank you for your interest in our work. Hope you'll continue to follow what we're up to here on CZcams! All the best! 🙏 🥋
@@JukidoAcademy ty you i did juko ryu
@@JukidoAcademy juko ryu do you khow what that one is becuse the super a like
While I haven't done much deep research on Juko Ryu, I have some vague awareness of this style of jujutsu. Both Juko Ryu and Jukido are jujutsu systems but outside of this there is no direct connection between the two systems. Two difference branches of the jujutsu tree.
@@JukidoAcademy your right but stilll most of the moves in juko ryu are the same as Jukido
Nice. Looks something like my style, Atemi Ryu Ju-Jitsu. Only differnce is that we usually move to the outside or inside to limit chances of betting hit.👍🥋
Sounds like a great system. 😃 This this Atemi Ryu Ju-Jitsu connected with Eric Pariset from France? I'm familiar with his work. However, I think his system was labelled "Atemi Ju-Jitsu." I'm not sure if they included the traditional "ryu" in the name. In any case, thank you for sharing!
To be clear - this is one six second clip. We move in many ways (tai-sabaki). Avoiding middle range to minimize strike risk is definitely a priority.
@@JukidoAcademy Agreed, getting hit isn't fun at all. Lol.
@@JukidoAcademy No, not connected with Eric Pariset... I have seen some videos of that system.
Do you guys do much sparring - or more set pieces?
Absolutely. It is an essential component of our training method. We have "suite" of sparring methods in our system of jujutsu. The format we use most frequently is standard randori (traditional jujutsu / judo style sparring). However, we do also expand upon this format to include striking techniques as well (sometimes called jiyu-randori). From time to time we also do karate style kumite. There are also some isolated forms are sparring too such as "thrower vs. puncher" or groundwork specific sparring. In short, the answer is yes. While we don't do so for sport, points, trophies...we still require that resistance, aliveness, and pressure testing.
@@JukidoAcademy Thanks for the reply.
Love this.
As a judoka, I want to join this class
Back when I could actually move! 😂
You still got the magic, Admiral!
No danger…when executed exactly correctly. The problem is the unacceptably high risk in any kind of live sparring when either partner gets out of alignment, and then you’re dealing with a horrific knee injury that is likely career ending.
This is precisely why at our dojo we don't generally allow this technique in randori (sparring). There is also a progression that allows for safety in learning and practicing the technique. No denial that there is danger associated with the technique, especially when applied against resistance. Nonetheless, the technique is undeniably a part of the technical heritage of jujutsu / judo and shouldn't be lost due to competition regulations.
Great stuff
Very nice
Wow pretty brutal.
I like uki otoshi but this is nice!
So do we! No need to pick! Picking is like picking your favorite child! No need. Love them all! 😊 🥋
Sweet
Great technique oosssssss
Fantastic. It would've been much easier to follow if one of them was wearing a white 🥋 Nonetheless awesome 👍
Amazing trow from ct jukido❤
Love the foot stomp distraction.
Superb and realistic!
Osu
Can I please respectfully ask you a question. Why would you parry to the inside of the arm pushing it out and away from you when you are only going to rotate it back in for the arm drag? Why would you not parry across the outside of the teaching arm and into the arm drag? I’ve always parried into the arm for many many years and wondered if those was particular reason why you did it the opposite way? Thank you.
Thank you for the question and doing so in the true martial arts of spirit of respect and seeking understanding. I appreciate this approach. In truth, I'm not sure I'm fully understanding the question. It seems like you might be referring to the arm-drag video we shot as a part of the POLICE JUJITSU series and not this video (but admittedly, I might be completely misreading/understanding). This video is on the standing arm lock (waki-gatame) doesn't have much of an arm drag component (again, unless I'm misunderstanding what you are referring to). What I can provide is a general answer to the type of question you put forward. The general answer is that in my teaching approach and our style of jujitsu, we seek to have a very comprehensive range that explores all possibilities. In this sense, we might have our Plan A or preferred way of doing things but also try to "build in" a certain amount of flexibility/adaptability that is inherent in the art of jujitsu. So, we try to avoid the "we do it this way" and rather try to think in terms of "we CAN do it this way but it can also be done this way too." Given the dynamic nature of fighting (which is usually more dynamic then a teaching demonstration), nuanced changes occur... pushes, pulls, resistance at a particular angle, etc. that necessities that we can go inside, outside, down, up, push, pull, strike, throw, choke, etc. So, in short, the demonstration of one particular application is not a dismissal of all other potential options or even saying that a particular application is the option one should look forward. Rather, it is one possibility on a spectrum based on a multitude of factors that may or may not be obvious during a demonstration. I apologize for answering a specific question with a general answer but given my inability to totally get at the heart of your original question, this is the best I could do at this moment. Thank you again and all the best to you and your students! 🥋
Very good, wich out the gi, tori can grab the back of the ukes`s head, right ? besides, tori right hand, grabs uke´s right sholder, right ?
Yes, changes to kumi-kata (gripping methods) are always possible including the variations you mentioned. Thanks for the interest in our work and channel! 🥋
Ninja Taijutsu is synonymous with Jujutsu, as Jujutsu historically has been the hand-to-hand art of the Japanese military prior to the introduction of Okinawan Karate to mainland Japan. Great video and technique!
Thanks for the support for our work and channel! 🥋
Supper Technik erinnert mich an Eduard Trippel
Jatuhan pertama perempuan tu dop kuat pun impaknya.
The Judo roots 😃
Judo invented in 1880 and first Jujutsu school founded in 1532.
Salut tout le monde très bonne technique merci beaucoup bonne chance